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Meanings of aymara languages in English
Native language in South America.
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Examples for "ay"
Examples for "ay"
1
Ye're a fierce trim, ay, that's clear, but this time you're outmatched.
2
I think that much sorrow draws near this land; ay, and others.
3
This is the way it will ay be, all my life long.
4
The old, ay, perhaps the most common lesson of life, is disappointment.
5
Now of a sudden came friends and flattery, ay, and love itself.
1
Bolivia's economy grew and thousands of Aymara peasants moved to El Alto.
2
The once marginalized indigenous Aymara, to which he belongs, have particularly benefited.
3
Some blame Aymara and other highland settlers, soy farmers and cattle ranchers.
4
The solstice coincides with the Aymara Indian New Year.
5
In the south, Aymara is chiefly spoken; but further north, Quechua is the commoner language.
Translations for aymara languages
Portuguese